Good morning my slinging brothers and sisters! It's great to finally join in the discussion here. I've been reading this forum and historical material for years. I am very thankful to all who have contributed to the massive knowledge database available here on slinging.org. This is truly the slinging oasis!
My name is Elliott Stanton and I am a slinger. I enjoy weaving slings and teaching people the true power of the sling. I am also a competitive shooter and enjoy firearms. Here are a couple short articles if you would like to take a look:

https://www.dvidshub.net/news/156285/mcas-yuma-marines-win-ciap-western-division...

http://www.mcasiwakuni.marines.mil/Portals/112/Docs/news-section/approach/2013/I...

I am in the process of putting together a documentary solely dedicated to the sling. I would like to canvas our community for ideas. I have already contacted a celebrity about joining me on this journey, and if he is willing, already has a full blown production machine running. Maybe you can guess who it is! His presence here on the forum has been missing. He is out of town for the month, but will contact me when he returns.
Look over this list of topics and let me know what else you would like to see on a documentary.
1. Balearic competition- March 1
2. Roman slinging and history
3. Guam slinging and other pacific islanders
4. Peru- the valley people event January 20
https://petapixel.com/2016/05/13/photographing-perus-traditional-bloody-slingsho
t-battle/
5. John Plant- primitive tech guy
6. Tibet slingers
7. Holy land slingers
8. A full professional ballistics evaluation with slow motion cameras
9.ETC…

Please blow this thread up! If you could assist in anyway, please contact me. Message me in the forum!
Elliott 

That looks like a pretty comprehensive list. Would be awesome to see it

the list is awesome as it is.
things you could add are:

battles where slingers proved very useful.
peoples who were pros in the ancient world .
equipment and possible ways of fighting /tactics used on battlefields.
ways of training (ancient and/or suggested by accurate throwers today) & accuracy achieved.
Inca slingers.
Range, power and world records.(how was it possible? superhumans?/chance?/just consistent training?=>what training?).
comparison of modern slingers vs ancient, is there a big gap in the skill between the two or not?

about : "4. Peru- the valley people event"
what are they doing and there aren't hundreds of fatal wounds?

Welcome to the forum. I would love to see information gathered about sling use among the Native Americans. That would probably require some detective work though.

Your list looks good to me. Will this documentary be available on youtube?  Or dvd release? Either way Im looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

I.think.doing a section in regards to materials used,  natural or man made. Pros and cons of using each. 
Then something about the different style pouches and pros and cons for each.

May I have a yellow flag please? YES!

Keep up the dialog

I am very excited for this! It’s about time slings got a proper documentary!  I’m assuming the holy land slingers will include David? Also, a few suggestions, it might be tough, but what about including the evolution of the sling as a weapon? How it was most likely invented, weapons that took inspiration  from the sling, like trebuchets and such. And maybe a comparison of the sling to the bow and gun?  Last suggestion, how the sling is used today, you could give examples of people like us that do it as a hobby, and you could talk about how slings have also been used in riots in the modern world.

Just an evaluation of the power and range you can get from a skilled slinger, it's something that's been missing from tv, and most people won't believe it until they see it.

Maybe you could demonstrate a quick version of making a basic sling too to demonstrate how easy it is.